Pōmare of Ngāpuhi, Te Uri Karaka & Ngāti Manu

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Pōmare of Ngāpuhi, Te Uri Karaka & Ngāti Manu

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After the hui at Mangungu, William Hobson and co. returned to the Bay of Islands. On 17 February 1840, Pōmare signed the Waitangi Sheet of te Tiriti o Waitangi. This was an important development because, as William Colenso noted, Pōmare was one of the several Bay of Islands chiefs of the highest rank who did not sign on 6 February. His name is t...

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Treaty of Waitangi / Tiriti O Waitangi / Archives New Zealand / Archives / History / New Zealand History / Pomare / Ngapuhi / Te Uri Karaka / Ngati Manu / North Island / Gottfried Lindauer / Kawiti / Tirarau / Hone Heke

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